After a Barbara Bestor Remodel, This $2.3M L.A. Bungalow Shines With Natural Light
The Eagle Rock property comes with a 1920s main dwelling, a separate casita, and a detached studio/gym.
The Eagle Rock property comes with a 1920s main dwelling, a separate casita, and a detached studio/gym.
Location: 5074 Glen Iris Avenue, Los Angeles, California
Price: $2,350,000
Year Built: 1922
Renovation Architect: Barbara Bestor
Footprint: 2,175 square feet (four bedrooms, three baths)
Lot Size: 0.16 acres
From the Agent: "Presenting an architectural compound that includes a California bungalow main home reimagined by architect Barbara Bestor in 2011, a separate casita with full bath, and a freestanding studio/office/gym. Enter to a dramatic open-plan great room, with a welcoming living room featuring an exposed brick fireplace and bookshelf tucked to one side and a large dining area with a minimalist, open stairway anchoring the other. The central hub and communal space of the house is its spacious kitchen. The architect created an island out of old-growth Douglas fir and surrounded it with custom cabinets and open shelving. Stunning vertical-grain Douglas fir flooring is laid throughout, with liberal use of wooden paneling and tongue-and-groove ceilings accented with the architect’s intelligent and simple solutions for lighting and storage."
Exposed beams stretch across the main level, connecting the living areas and kitchen.
Photo by Sterling Reed
Photo by Sterling Reed
Exposed beams stretch across the main level, connecting the living areas and kitchen.
Photo by Sterling Reed
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